Lamar Odom Rap Video: NBA Star Alludes to Cheating on Khloe Kardashian
Lamar Odom alluded to his alleged cheating scandals in a bizarre rap video, posted online on Thursday.
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The NBA veteran, 33, is seen standing behind his best friend, Jamie Sangouthai, in the grainy footage and the shirtless pair raps about drugs, money and women among other things.
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In July Odom was accused of cheating on his wife, Khloe Kardashian, with at least two women and he alludes to these allegations in the video obtained by TMZ.com.
"And if Khloe's out of town / I still be on the DL," Odom raps with Sangouthai adding "You know what it is / We the QU [Queens] pimps / Ask any of these shorties / We ran through their cribs."
In addition to cheating allegations, Odom, who has been married to Kardashian for four years, has been accused of illegal drug use in recent months. He rapped about making the "pain go away" which has raised questions about his sobriety.
"All I do is... and all the pain go away," he raps.
It is unclear when exactly the video was made, however TMZ claims that it was filmed in recent weeks.
In August Odom and Kardashian, 29, reportedly separated in the wake of cheating reports and drug addiction rumors.
A new report claims that the reality TV star is done with the marriage and preparing to file for divorce. She is reportedly waiting for Odom's upcoming return to the NBA after which she is expected to file to legally end their marriage.
"She's still recovering herself from all the s--- Lamar put her through. Khloe will stay [married] long enough so that he's healthy and back in the NBA and standing on his own two feet. After that, she's going to cut the cord," a source told HollywoodLife.com.
"Khloe's whole thing is not being hurt by him again... So much has happened in their marriage, and while Khloe keeps up the facade that she's happy and strong, Lamar really did a number on her and she's scarred," the source added.
Kardashian fueled divorce rumors in October when she abruptly dropped her marital name on social networking sites Twitter and Instagram.
